Gateway Residence Center — Bucknell University
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Gateway Residence Center

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About Gateway Residence Center

The Gateway Residence Center comprises five buildings — Roser Hall, Malesardi Hall, Kalman-Posner Hall, Vidinghoff Hall, and Silbermann Hall — completed in 1986. Each floor contains four apartment-style suites housing four students, with each resident having their own private bedroom (approximately 7 by 11 feet). Each suite is furnished with a shared living room, a full kitchen with stove, oven, and full-sized refrigerator, and a bathroom with two sinks and shower. In-building laundry is available. Accessible first-floor units are available for students with mobility needs. The Gateway buildings are a popular choice for upperclassmen seeking apartment-style independence while remaining in campus housing.

This building has a shared kitchen. Students here often pick up:

Keurig K-Mini Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker, 6 to 12oz · $71.00 Keyton Personal Blender – Single-Serve with Travel Cup · $25–$40

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Intercity buses with stops near campus — an easy ride home for breaks.
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